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11celebrity worship syndrome — n. An obsessive interest in famous people. Also: Celebrity Worship Syndrome, CWS. Example Citations: In this media saturated world, celebrity is a growing new power. It manipulates taste, fashion and advertising. It is all pervasive. There has… …
12celebrity wrangler — n. A person who negotiates with a celebrity s agent, manager, or publicist to ensure the star s attendance at a social event. Example Citation: Those are powerhouse people major Hollywood players, says Patricia Barnstable Brown, perhaps the only… …
13celebutard — (suh.LEB.yoo.tard) n. A celebrity who is or is perceived to be unintelligent. [Blend of celebutante and retard.] Example Citations: MARIE ANTIONETTE: Sofia Coppola interprets France s last queen as a kind of 18th century celebutard. Luckily,… …
14celesbian — (suh.LEZ.bee.un) n. A celebrity who is a lesbian. Example Citation: To judge by the recent statements issued by our favourite A listers, Hollywood is a hotbed of lesbian lust. Liz Hurley revealed in an interview this month that, if she were a man …
15celetoid — n. A person, particularly one with little or no talent, who is briefly famous. Example Citations: A celetoid is only allowed so much time in the spotlight. Of course, just when you think your life as a celetoid has passed, you end up writing an… …
16deleb — n. A dead celebrity, particularly one used to endorse products. Example Citations: Revenues from delebs are already rising as rights companies become more aggressive about advertising and product deals, says Reeder, whose company represents… …
17freeway blogging — pp. Displaying a homemade banner, particularly one with a political message, from a freeway overpass or similar location. freeway blog v., n. freeway blogger n. Example Citations: Hanging homemade banners from overpasses freeway blogging is the… …
18lifestreaming — n. An online record of a person s daily activities, either via direct video feed or via aggregating the person s online content such as blog posts, social network updates, and online photos. lifestreamer n. lifestream v., n. Example Citations:… …
19microblogging — pp. Posting short thoughts and ideas to a personal blog, particularly by using instant messaging software or a cell phone. Also: micro blogging. microblog v., n. microblogger n. Example Citations: Twitter, which was created by a 10 person start… …
20word of blog — n. Communication that occurs via blogs. [Cf. word of mouth.] Example Citations: Just like the Web itself, blogs more than 70 million by one count have moved from their pioneer days to a more mature phase where they command respect and huge… …
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